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* {{an|Dawn}} decides to remain in [[Sinnoh]], Brock decides to train to become a Pokémon Doctor, while {{Ash}} renews his vow to become a [[Pokémon Master]].
* {{an|Dawn}} decides to remain in [[Sinnoh]], Brock decides to train to become a Pokémon Doctor, while {{Ash}} renews his vow to become a [[Pokémon Master]].
* Jessie, James and Meowth get promoted.
* Jessie, James and Meowth get promoted.
* |Flint battles [[Cynthia]] and loses.
* Cynthia's {{TP|Cynthia|Garchomp}} is revealed to know {{m|Stone Edge}}.
* Cynthia's {{TP|Cynthia|Garchomp}} is revealed to know {{m|Stone Edge}}.
* Ash and Brock return to [[Kanto]] and go their separate ways.
* Ash and Brock return to [[Kanto]] and go their separate ways.
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| Memories are Made of Bliss!
First broadcast
English themes
Japanese themes
Memories are Made of Bliss! (Japanese: 想い出はパール!友情はダイヤモンド!! Memories are Pearls! Friendship is a Diamond!!) is the 191st and final episode of the Diamond & Pearl series, and the 657th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on September 9, 2010 and in the United States on February 5, 2011.
|Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.
Early in the morning, the sun shines down on Twinleaf Town. In Dawn's bedroom, the Starly clock starts to go off at 7am when Dawn, still half-asleep, shuts it off. Piplup, lying at the end of the bed, decides to take matters into his own hands and wakes her up by using his Peck attack on her as she throws Piplup back on the sofa cushion. She realizes it's already morning as she opens her window mirroring the event from the very first episode. She comes downstairs greeting her mother, Brock and Pikachu as she asks where Ash is. They tell her that he's still asleep as Dawn, Piplup and Pikachu head towards his room. They peek through the open door seeing how Ash is still in a deep sleep. Pikachu takes a page out of Piplup's book and uses Thunderbolt to wake Ash. Dawn comments and says that breakfast is ready on which Ash reacts with an immediate jump out of his bed grabbing Pikachu, but eventually ends up falling down the stairs in his hurry.
Later at the table over breakfast, the gang begin to discuss the future getting Piplup's attention. Ash admits he hasn't decided which league to challenge next, and that upon returning home he plans to spend some time with his Pokémon to thank them for their hard work during the Lily of the Valley Conference and invites Dawn to travel with him and Brock back to Kanto later that day, but Johanna tells Dawn that Hermione, who was one of the judges at the Hearthome Collection, has contacted her wishing to meet with her regarding Buneary. Brock starts to fantasize about Paris when Croagunk naturally decides to snap him out of it with a trusty Poison Jab. It dawns to Piplup that the trio is going to split up.
Meanwhile, Jessie, James and Meowth are walking miserably along Route 202 remarking on their complete failure to make any kind of progress during their time in Sinnoh. Suddenly, a familiar shape is spotted flying towards them... TRDelibird ([[{{{2}}} (move)|{{{2}}}]])! Everyone wonders what it has for them in its sack this time. However, this time there are no packages or Poké Balls but instead orders to contact Team Rocket Headquarters. After Delibird leaves, the trio contact Headquarters and speak to a secretary who informs them that she sent Delibird and informs them that the three have been specially selected by Giovanni himself for an important mission. As a result, the three are ordered to return to headquarters immediately! Naturally Jessie, James and Meowth are overjoyed in Giovanni's new-found faith in them and believe its thanks to their efforts in helping to collapse Team Galactic and their victories over Pokémon Hunter J.
At Team Rocket Headquarters, Giovanni himself looks over the trio's personnel files as his secretary reports that they're perfect for the job...
Back in Twinleaf, Dawn announces that Buneary has been chosen to become a model for Poké Stylist Magazine, to which Ash and Brock congratulate Buneary. As a result, Dawn is forced to turn down the offer to accompany Ash and Brock to Kanto as she'll be staying in Sinnoh for the foreseeable future. Piplup begins to get upset when he realizes that everyone is splitting up and the Penguin Pokémon attacks everyone with Whirlpool drenching them before running off. Knowing they need to catch up before he gets too far, Dawn recalls Buneary into her Poké Ball as she and Ash send out Togekiss and Staraptor to give chase, with Pikachu riding on Staraptor while the others follow on foot.
Eventually Pikachu, Staraptor and Togekiss catch up with Piplup, and Togekiss speeds ahead to cut Piplup off. Pikachu and Staraptor approach, but when they get in close Piplup tries to attack them with Hydro Pump but luckily misses. Pikachu jumps to the ground and follows Piplup on foot but Piplup tries to run away again and bumps into Togekiss. Seeing Togekiss' kind and smiling face finally makes Piplup start crying. Pikachu sends Staraptor back to Ash and approaches a distraught Piplup who starts hitting him and crying in despair. This makes Pikachu realize how much he's going to miss Piplup and also starts to cry. Togekiss hugs them both comforting them when they suddenly notice Meowth crying too... but naturally they're fake tears as he catches the three of them in a net. Soon the balloon starts to carry them away, with Jessie and James planning to hand the three over as a thank-you present to Giovanni. Luckily, Ash and his friends find them as he orders Staraptor to use Brave Bird, destroying the balloon and Torterra to use Leaf Storm which frees the Pokémon from the net. Free once again, Ash, Dawn and Brock engage together into a battle against the Team Rocket trio. Togekiss goes up against Carnivine and defeats it with a well-aimed Air Slash, Yanmega is defeated thanks to Staraptor's Aerial Ace and Seviper doesn't last long against Torterra's Energy Ball. Even Meowth tries to get in on the action with his Fury Swipes but Brock calls on Sudowoodo who sends Meowth flying back with a powerful Hammer Arm. The battle ends with a powerful combination of Piplup's Hydro Pump and Pikachu's Volt Tackle blasting off Team Rocket who despite the failure are still happy... because they're still getting promoted.
Pikachu and Piplup celebrate the defeat of Team Rocket with a high-five and a laugh, when Dawn approaches to talk to Piplup about his feelings about everyone's departure. She tells him that she's upset everyone is leaving too, but assures him that just because they're separating doesn't mean they won't see each other again. Piplup begins to get upset again, but Dawn hugs Piplup and holds him close, telling him that there's no need to worry and asks if he's a brave boy. Piplup's pride comes to the fore, and he manages to get himself to stop crying and puts on a brave face as his friends all watch on.
Back at Dawn's house, everyone is watching a championship match on TV between Champion Cynthia and Flint of the Elite Four. Ash watches the match intently, as Cynthia's Garchomp and Flint's Infernape battle to their fullest. Ash imagines himself commanding Infernape, and how amazing it would be for him to challenge the Champion himself. Although the match is hard-fought, Infernape is unable to stand up to Garchomp's Dragon Rush and is defeated, allowing Cynthia to keep her title. Ash nevertheless feels himself energized, and tells everyone that although he may have lost the Sinnoh League he's still going to train and battle and hopefully one day make it to the Champions League, face Cynthia and earn the title of Champion Master. Brock also has an announcement... after all the time he's spent traveling around with Ash and Dawn he has been considering following his own goals, and after the earlier incident on the ferry he has decided to follow Nurse Joy's advice and train to become a Pokémon Doctor upon returning to Kanto. As a result he won't be able to travel as he'll have to remain in Pewter City to study. Dawn is happy to hear this, as she also plans to follow her path to becoming a Top Coordinator and tells everyone that as they've all got amazing goals in front of them there's no need to worry... and Ash, as usual, points out that when Dawn says this it's usually the time to worry the most. Suddenly Johanna tells everyone that it's time to go if Ash and Brock are going to catch the ferry back to Kanto.
At the ferry port, Dawn thanks her friends for helping her as she traveled on her first journey. Ash and Dawn exchange their final high five while Pikachu and Piplup hug and say their goodbyes at last, after which Ash and Brock board the ship sailing towards Kanto. As she looks upon her friends she becomes saddened realizing how they'll be gone, but Ash's words cheer her up as he yells out "No need to worry!" from the ferry. She runs down the dock waving to her close friends and thanking them again for everything once again as Piplup also shouts his goodbyes. Soon they're gone and as the sun sets, Piplup jumps into Dawn's arms and she happily hugs her partner knowing that while their adventures with Ash and Brock are over they still have many more adventures of their own to come.
As the closing credits play, various scenes from the series are shown. We see how Dawn started her journey by choosing a stubborn but loyal Piplup, and despite being nervous and unsure of herself, improved to the point where she came second in her first Grand Festival. We also see how Ash took under his wing a traumatized and rejected Chimchar who, under Ash's loving care and training, was able to unlock its full potential. As for Brock, he continued to flirt with girls and established a bond with a very unusual Croagunk which was usually quite painful for the breeder-turned-Pokémon Doctor...
The next morning, Ash and Brock go up on deck and are awestruck by the sight of Kanto in front of them. Soon, the two are at a very familiar crossroads, and it's time to separate again. Ash wishes Brock luck on his decision to become a Pokémon Doctor, while Brock wishes Ash luck on his dream of becoming a Pokémon Master. The two shake hands knowing the journeys they've taken together have created a strong bond between them. Finally, they separate and depart down their respective roads.
Soon Ash and Pikachu are standing on a hill overlooking their final destination, where their journey together first started... Pallet Town. Ash happily tells Pikachu they're home, and the two run the rest of the way bringing their adventures through Sinnoh to an end.
Next Time - A New Beginning!
Major events
- Dawn decides to remain in Sinnoh, Brock decides to train to become a Pokémon Doctor, while Ash renews his vow to become a Pokémon Master.
- Jessie, James and Meowth get promoted.
- Flint battles Cynthia and loses.
- Cynthia's Garchomp is revealed to know Stone Edge.
- Ash and Brock return to Kanto and go their separate ways.
- Ash and Pikachu reach Pallet Town.
- For a list of all major events in the anime, please see the timeline of events.
- Ash
- Dawn
- Brock
- Jessie
- James
- Johanna
- Paris (fantasy; images)
- Hermione (image)
- Cyrus (fantasy)
- Saturn (fantasy)
- Mars (fantasy)
- Jupiter (fantasy)
- Charon (fantasy)
- J (fantasy)
- Giovanni
- Matori
- Cynthia (TV)
- Flint (TV)
- Passengers
Closing credits
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Piplup (Dawn's)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Torterra (Ash's)
- Staraptor (Ash's)
- Buneary (Dawn's)
- Togekiss (Dawn's)
- Sudowoodo (Brock's)
- Croagunk (Brock's)
- Seviper (Jessie's)
- Yanmega (Jessie's)
- Carnivine (James's)
- Delibird (Team Rocket)
- Lopunny (Paris's; images)
- Salamence (J's; fantasy)
- Persian (Giovanni's)
- Garchomp (Cynthia's; TV)
- Infernape (Flint's; TV)
- Hoothoot
- Wingull (multiple)
Closing credits
- Aipom (Ash's)
- Chimchar (Ash's)
- Staravia (Ash's)
- Turtwig (Ash's)
- Infernape (Ash's)
- Pachirisu (Dawn's)
- Happiny (Brock's)
- Prinplup (Kenny's)
- Empoleon (Barry's)
- This is the final episode of the Diamond & Pearl series.
- Similar to the final episodes of the previous two series, the usual To be continued is replaced with Next Time... A New Beginning!. However, unlike the previous two series which ended with Ash leaving Kanto, this series ends with Ash returning to Pallet Town.
- The Japanese title references the name of the series, as well as the games on which the series is based.
- In the original Japanese dub, the credits play before the series ends with a scene between Ash and Brock and a scene of Ash and Pikachu alone. It features scenes of various events throughout the series.
- This is the only final episode of a region not to feature a Pokémon from the next generation; in this case, no Generation V Pokémon appeared.
- No Generation V Pokémon have appeared at all in the Diamond & Pearl series, excluding Zorua and Zoroark as they appeared in Zoroark: Master of Illusions.
- This episode features Oración from The Rise of Darkrai, Together2007, music from Giratina and the Sky Warrior, music from Arceus and the Jewel of Life, Tears, After the Cloudy Weather, an instrumental version of In Your Heart, LaLaLa, and an instrumental version of Friends' Anniversary from Pikachu and Pichu.
- An instrumental of the ending song In Your Heart, LaLaLa was used as the music for the sponsors at the end of the episode instead of an instrumental of High Touch!, which had been used even when the opening was changed to The Greatest - Everyday! in January 2010.
- The dub title of this episode is a pun on the song, Memories Are Made of This.
- The dubbed version aired two days after the Diamond & Pearl specials featuring Dawn and Brock aired in Japan.
- It also aired on the same day as the English dub of Zoroark: Master of Illusions.
- Giovanni's secretary, Matori is shown having the new Team Rocket uniform style.
- Team Rocket doesn't recite the motto in this episode.
- When Jessie, James, and Meowth are hugging each other and crying tears of joy, Jessie is missing the glove on her right hand.
- J's Salamence's chin is miscolored green in Team Rocket's fantasy.
- When Ash and Dawn called their Pokémon out, their hair was wet. After Pikachu jumped in, their hair was dry.
- While Ash and Brock say their goodbyes, the right side of Ash's hair is pulled back as he is speaking to Brock.
- After Ash and Dawn call out their Pokémon in search of Piplup, Buneary's eyebrows were white instead of yellow.
- When Ash, Brock, and Dawn are at the ferry saying their goodbyes, the same two people run past them multiple times.
Dub edits
- An extended version of We Will Carry On was used during Flint and Cynthia's match in place of Together2007.
In other languages
|Mandarin Chinese
|Krásné vzpomínky
|Goede Herinneringen voor Altijd!
|Suloiset muistot kestävät!
|Der Abschied
|Kenangannya Pearl! Persahabatannya Diamond!!
|Dolci ricordi!
|Lykkelige minner!
|Wspomnienia utkane są ze szczęścia!
|Lembranças São Feitas de Alegrias
|Diamantes e Pérolas Têm Fim, As Memórias Não!
|Latin America
|¡Los recuerdos se hacen de felicidad!
|¡Los recuerdos están hechos de felicidad!
|Minnen skapas av lycksalighet!
|This episode article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime.


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- why business intelligence projects cannot be created in VS after installing Visual Studio 2008
- why they can't create Visual Studio projects in BIDS
- why they don't see VB, C# and other Visual Studio project types, if they have a machine with only BIDS installed
- why all the project types are missing from Visual Studio that they had in SSMS, even if they installed SSMS and Visual Studio as well
- etc.
- Visual Studio 2008 is a set of development tools.
- SSMS uses an isolated Visual Studio Shell, including 3 own project types.
- BIDS uses an integrated Visual Studio Shell, and is able to handle the BI related project types. However these projects can be used in VS2008 as well, if both installed.
For a better understading and more information on the VS Shell and SSMS:
- Visual Studio Integration SDK: Visual Studio Shell-Based Applications
- SQL Server 2008 R2 Books Online: Files that manage solutions and projects
No, it is not. For those who already read themselves through the links given above, it might be clear.
By the way, BIDS and its BI project types (Reporting Server, Analyis Services, Integration Services and 4 others) can be installed using the SQL Server installation utility. SSMS as well.
A SQL Server Developer Edition costs about $50 per developer.
Hope it helped.
[Update: There is no BIDS for SQL Server 2012. Instead, there is another tool.]

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Interview- Experimental rockers Gang Gang Dance find comfort, color in the crazy [plus, win free tickets!]
Dreamy Manhattan experimental rock quartet Gang Gang Dance fits nicely in the lineage of New York blog bands like the Black Dice and definitive 2009 critical darlings Animal Collective, but just a few years ago they didn't have as many peers.
"When we started, the kinds of bands that were around really annoyed us," says guitarist Josh Diamond. "We thought they were really square, and wanted to do something different."
In this case, "different" means melding avant-garde rhythms, colors, and textures as diverse as Middle Eastern-influenced synths, African tribal rhythms and beats, and contemporary noise rock into danceable pop-rock. Paste magazine called it "a dangerously sane blueprint for producers trying to capture what 'futuristic' sounds like right now." And as for what it might sound like in the future, well, anything goes.
The Hook: How did your experimental edge manifest itself early on?
Josh Diamond: Most bands at the time were doing rock 'n' roll kinds of things and we weren't interested in that. We'd rarely practice, show up and do improv gigs–- just an explosive mess on the stage.
The Hook: Like Animal Collective?
JD: There were a few bands we shared a practice space with, like Animal Collective and Black Dice–- we were all influenced by each other, but not in a direct way.
The Hook: How do you feel about being grouped with them?
JD: It's always been sort of frustrating. Part of the point of what we're trying to do was to do our own thing, and that detracts.
The Hook: If people have trouble understanding your music, where should they start?
JD: We have a really talented rhythm section, and Brian and Jesse are very locked in, have a telepathic connection.
The Hook: Do you consciously try to include spiritual elements?
JD: Sometimes when we play a lot, I lose myself; my ego disappears. It's a spiritual experience, similar to the experience of other spiritual practices. We try to do things with love, and that's a spiritual thing.
The Hook: How about emotional content?
JD: In the early days we used to hand out our instruments to the audience and let people play with us, and eventually they're playing the music, and we're not, it's an amazing transfer of energy. But we can't do that anymore, stuff is so expensive.
The Hook: Are you crazy? If so, how crazy are you?
JD: There's madness everywhere. The last record was named for Saint Dymphna, who's the patron saint of madness, but she comforts people who are in madness. It's more about trying to work through things that are crazy with things that are pure. Brian has synesthesia and is a visual artist. He sees blobs of color and different shapes that represent sound. In the past, we've had this sound in our music we called the "magic layer"–- you can hear if it's there or not, but Brian can see it, a layer in between that has different colors and represents different frequencies. I don't know if it has a specific color. It's different for every piece of music.
Gang Gang Dance performs at The Southern on Monday, March 29. The show starts at 8pm and tickets are $12 in advance or $14 at the door.
Psst –- want a free pair of tickets? First check out McSweeney's whimsical take on the popular video game Dance Dance Revolution, and then leave us a gang-gang-dance of your own below; best response takes it, or we'll pick one at random if they all suck. We'll announce the winner on Sunday, March 28. Be sure to give us a real email address so we know how to contact you.
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To be totally honest I'm a bit disappointed that none of these invoked Lady Gaga's Let's Make A Sandwich Dance
14K Triad
Off, Pants Off
With the Stars
(ok, I went for McSweeney's construction instead, still beats anything Maya Angelou's ever written)
Latin Kings
Jiang Qing, Zhang Chunqiao, Yao Wenyuan, and Wang Hongwen
Cabbage Patch
Hell's Angels
The Chicago Outfit
Pretty obvious that baconfat was gonna win here, I think, though I still can't decide whether I laughed harder at Gang of Four or Gang Starr. Stay tuned for more giveaways and silly games, occasionally even with a connection between them.
James Gang
Gang Starr
Wow, so baconfat seems intent on taking this through brute force. Someone please put up a fight!
Running Man
NCAA Tournament


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|ISS020-E-035524 (30 Aug. 2009) --- This is one of a series of 400mm survey digital still photographs of the Space Shuttle Discovery as it performed a full 360-degree backflip. The series of photos were made by the Expedition 20 crew onboard the International Space Station as the two spacecraft drew near to each other on STS-128's third flight day.
Curator: JSC PAO Web Team | Responsible NASA Official: Amiko Kauderer | Updated: 11/13/2012


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Snow Buddies
Chill out and hand-embroider snowman blocks to welcome winter.
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Siege of Angband
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The Siege of Angband was the leaguer of the Ñoldor around the fortress of Morgoth in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the Dagor Aglareb. Fingolfin and Fingon kept watch from Hithlum, Finrod and then Orodreth from Tol Sirion, Angrod and Aegnor from Dorthonion, and the Sons of Fëanor watched the east.
The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the Dagor Bragollach.


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Looking for a good OEM - Rotors and Ceramic pad. I'm not interesting in going to the BBK's at this time.
I would like slotted rotors - but do not think I need drilled and slotted one or the other. Which one should I choose and why?
I want to keep it as original as possible being the unicorn 85 1/2 StarQuest.
I was thinking about these made in the USA according to Fleabay?!
I think I still have the original rotors on my car. At 70k miles it time for them to go as I can see stress cracks in most of the rotors..
Many Thanks SLimJim
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For ever GRATEFUL to WHO made the EDITOR POSSIBLE!!!
Let it be know that MAXIMIUS, formerly ALEXDAGREAT, formerly of TEAM FORTRESS CLASSIC fame and erstwhile THIEF SERIES fan, has successfully built his first ROOM in T3ED! But not content with this triumph, MAXIMIUS has driven forward, irregardless of obstacles, despite legions of foes, to claim even greater glories! Tremble at the name of he who has wrought a
with his mighty hands!
MAXIMIUS did not stand alone in these struggles, however. Let paens and praise be heaped upon the jeweled crest of KOMAG, He who reveals the Builders ways! Let a thousand lights rest upon the brow of MOGHEDIAN, He who sent MAXIMIUS the T3ED CD-R, gratis! Let the team at EIDOS and ION STORM who made the editor possible assume their rightful place in the pantheon of the Citys saints! A new era of gaming awaits us all!
For ever GRATEFUL to WHO made the EDITOR POSSIBLE!!!
I can't believe I missed this. Serves me right for be such a spammer.
Thank you from a dude who's been hooked since '98. It's been fun.
All these veterans
to all the praises and thank yous already presented. Go go go go go!! Get building dammit!
Just a quick mention that Scott Holbert aka Grey Mouser has now left Eidos. If it wasn't for this fine feline fellow, this chapter of the Thief annals would never have existed.
Mr Holbert... we salute you! May health, wealth and happiness follow your every move.
Oh my god I can't believe I just spotted this forum
I've decided to build my very first FM and have been working through KOMAG's excellent tutorial and getting steadily more depressed at my lack of talent and the amount of work I've promised to myself, and knowing this place exists has just lightened my heart considerably
Thank you all
Hello and Thank you.
Great job getting us this editor.
I have been doing things with Komag's tutorial, and have started on a cool map to just run around in. Based on deck plans from the Titanic.
For some reason I like to build RL type things.
All my old(bad)habits from DromEd are still present so I hope to work those out before I do anything serious.
I made a comment to my co-worker yesterday that I'll only be coming to work in my "spare time".
He thought that was funny, I don't think he realizes I am serious.
T3Ed has taken over
Thanks again.
(btw, how do I insert an image?)
I'm amazed. I just found out the news. I don't even know where my T3 disks are at this point.
Wow ... oldschoolers coming out of the woodwork.
Are you thinking about making a T3 FM kfgecko?
After playing T3, I didn't get the feeling an editor was coming out. When I learned Ion Storm had closed down, I had given up hope. I think I did sign the petition, but didn't think about it till now. Thanks to all for pushiing this through!
I have a 2 year old now and don't even have time to play games at all. But if I ever did anything, Creature Clash 3 would be first.


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Asking and Answering Questions
As we near the end of the semester, have you noticed student enthusiasm waning? Do your students eyes glaze over when you ask a question? Do you end up answering your own questions? If you answered yes to any of the above, consider the following tips for asking, answering, and responding to problematic questions.
For more effective questions you might consider one or more of the following
- Prior to class, jot down your objectives (i.e., the two or three key points you want your students to understand by the end of the class) for that session, develop key questions, and then write questions that logically precede and will prepare students for the key questions.
- State the question simply, avoiding excess words or explanations.
- Develop questions sequentially to lead to higher levels of learning. Do this by asking a series of probing questions.
- Wait at least six seconds for a response (time yourself). Students need time to think. Better yet, give them time to jot down a response before asking for an answer.
- Ask questions that require different student approaches to the topic.
- Use the language appropriate to the level of the class.
- Start the question with the action word, e.g., explain, define, compare. (See Bloom's Taxonomy for more action words.)
When answering student questions
- Acknowledge a correct response in a strong and positive manner, using words like "excellent response," or "absolutely correct," versus "hm-hm" or "okay." This will encourage further responses.
- Make comments pertinent to the specific student's response. In other words, "That was excellent Pat. You included national political reasons and you mentioned ... "
- Hold your comments until all students have responded to a particular question. Your response may stifle further responses.
- Allow them to "check with their neighbor" before answering the question.
Handling problematic questions asked by students
- If a student asks a question about an assignment that you have already addressed, avoid using statements that would damage rapport such as "Where were you when I gave the assignment?" Instead, minimize repeating yourself, refer the student to the written instructions you provided, and ask exactly which aspect of the assignment needs clarifying.
- If a student tries to entrap you in an argument, acknowledge the students input and quickly move on. If this behavior persists, speak to the student after class and inform the student that his/her behavior is disruptive.
- If you are asked a loaded question, turn the question back to the student asking it.
- If a student rambles, take control by interrupting the student at an appropriate time and paraphrasing whatever meaning you can. Then supply the answer and move along. Or, defer answering it for the "sake of class time" and ask the student to raise the question after class or during office hours.
- If you don't know the answer to a student's question, say so. It shows courage and professionalism. You can either answer it later, when you have had a chance to research the question, or you can ask if another student knows the answer. Better yet, acknowledge the students question and ask him/her to research the answer for the next class session.
Hyman, R.T. "Questioning in the College Classroom." IDEA Paper No.8. Center for Faculty Evaluation and Development. Kansas State U., 1982. Print.
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Under the Dome's Rachelle Lefevre Dons Blonde Wig for Comic-Con Panel!
Rachelle Lefevre wears a black jumpsuit while posing on the press line for her show Under the Dome during 2014 Comic-Con on Thursday (July 24) at the convention center in San Diego, Calif.
During the panel, the 35-year-old actress put on a blonde wig and a Starbuck from Battlestar Galactica costume to get into the theme of the convention!
Rachelle was joined by her castmates Mike Vogel, Dean Norris, Alexander Koch (also in costume!), Colin Ford, and Eddie Cahill.
During the panel, executive producer Neal Baer commented on whether more characters will die during the second season.
"No one is safe under the dome. We kept the body count down for the beginning of the season so we can rev it up towards the end," he said (via Deadline). "There are no set rules."
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By Chris Wright
Bless his deluded little cotton socks, Sepp Blatter thinks he gets booed everywhere he goes because he's – and we quote – "a star".
Just let that sink in for a moment, then read these quotes from Sepp after being asked by the Guardian why he thought the 80,000-capacity Wembley crowd almost universally booed him during the womens' football medal ceremony at the London Olympics last summer:
"This was just a very, I would say, a small boos. Stars are always booed so I'm a star, you have to take it this way.
"I thought that the public in the Olympic Games, they would be a little bit better educated."
Oh Sepp. Let us count the ways in which you are utterly and entirely wrong.
That's some classic Blatter delusion-piled-atop-delusion right there. In the space of three incredibly brief statements, he's somehow managed to completely skip over a cauldron-full of loathing directed solely at him, anoint himself as a global celebrity and insult the intelligence of the entire general public.
Three-for-three. The mental gymnastics required are perversely impressive.
Blatter also went on to say that once he hands in his badge and gun at FIFA, he plans to "live a dream he had when he was a young boy" and snag himself a job as a football commentator/pundit.
Never has Steve Claridge seemed so witty and insightful.
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Pre-Discovery, Fine Arts Brachiosaurus Depiction from Portugal?
There is precious little data about dinosaurs to transcend. What the museum scientists know about Indians, whales, and elephants is more than enough to mimic real life.
But when it comes to dinosaurs, all they really have to work with is an incomplete jumble of bones. ....
And the elephants are a special case. There's a running joke among professional dinosaur artists that goes like this: Given just an elephant skeleton, they'd probably render a titanic hamster....Discover Magazine..What Did Dinosaurs Like, and Will We Never Know
We've used that quote in this section before, but its important to re-establish the idea that most of the dinosaur depictions that we see today are based on incomplete skeletons or bones and that in reality, few if any artist working today really knows what the dinosaurs actually looked like.
We believe that this early 19th century "coffee pot" clearly depicts the head of a sauropod--and after due consideration, we believe it is a depiction of a brachiosaurus. we chose brachiosaurus because it is known for its high, domed head.
An alternate identification might be a camarasaurus, which has a slightly flatter skull than the brachiosaurus. Clearly though, it is the head of a sauropod.
The term dinosaur was first coined in 1841--and this piece is believed to be from 1825-1850. The first sauropods weren't discovered until 50 to 75 years after this silver piece was cast.
Not only that, but early depictions of sauropods were "primitive" and certainly did not evidence the fine features and the "modern" look of this sauropod. Most sauropod drawings of today conform and show the skin of the brachiosaurus as being closely stretched across its skeletal features. This silver depiction is of a more "fleshy" sauropod. Clearly, the artist was familar with his subject and just as clearly his knowledge could not have come from fossil discoveries of that time. They were still to come-and of course as we've said, there is no comparison between this piece and the early dinosaur depictions even more than 100 years later.
According to the Natural History Museum of London, three dinosaur fossils have been found in Portugal; the brachiosaurus, the camarasaurus and the dacentrurus.....s8int.com
Description of Piece
Coffee Pot
By: Unidentified artist,
Portuguese (Lisbon)
19th century, about 1825–1850
Metal; silver, wooden handle
29.5 x 26.7
Curved steamed body, 4-sided, heavy moulding below long contracted neck. Flattened domed cover. On 4 claw-ball feet.
Curved spout flat at back, with animal's head tip. Angular wooden handle. Cast parrot on ball, finial screwed to cover. Bands of floral repousse at base, above and below mid-moulding, at neck and on cover.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Brachiosaurus with photo of actual skull for comparison.
Sauropod dinosaur fossils were first found about 100 years ago. Until fairly recently, only a very small number of fossils had been found, and never, until VERY recently, had nearly an entire animal fossil been found.
Most true scientists recognize and acknowledge that many assumptions have been necessary toward any understanding of these long lost creatures, so they accept the uncertainties of many of the characteristics that have been attributed to them.
An early dinosaur fossil researcher (Marsh) found much of the fossilized bones of a brontosaurus (in 1879, at Como Bluff), but he did not find a skull. In an unbelievably un-scientific (and scientifically disgusting!) move, he found a skull at a considerable distance away, where no dinosaur fossils had been found, and he claimed that the skull belonged with the skeleton. (He certainly knew that was not true.)
For a hundred years, all the display brontosaurs in museums worldwide showed that same (wrong) skull! It has only been in the past several decades that the error (or deception) has been uncovered….. Logical Inconsistencies Regarding Dinosaurs C Johnson, Physicist, Univ of Chicago
While Brachiosaurus has traditionally been characterized by its distinctive, high-crested skull, many scientists now assign the specimen this depiction was based on to the genus Giraffatitan.
However, one complete Brachiosaurus skull is known. This skull, which had been the skull Marsh used on his early reconstructions of Brontosaurus, was studied by Carpenter and Tidwell in 1998 and found to actually belong to one of the North American Brachiosaurus species.
The skull of Brachiosaurus is more camarasaur-like than the distinctive high-crested skull of Giraffatitan, and it lends support to the existence of Giraffatitan as a distinct genus.
The great size and weight of these creatures would seem to pose a problem for both creationists and evolutionists. If these animals lived only a few hundred years ago, how could they have been unknown to some?
And, how did they move around in this gravity-or evn pump blood to their heads? On the other hand, for evolutionists who believe in uniformism, again how did these huge creatures move around with such size and mass--since uniformist believe that the gravity that exists today is as it was millions of years ago?
We believe that the huge dinosaur specimens found are from the "garden of eden period" with conditions much more favorable than todays, including reduced gravity and reduced harmful uv from the sun. After the flood, we don't believe that dinosaurs or the other megafauna ever reached those huge sizes again....s8int.com
Great Physical Mass of Brachiosaurs and Leg Structure
Most scientists believe that these sauropods had a living weight of up to 80 tons. (Apatosaurus [Brontosaurus] - 20 to 35 tons; Diplodocus - 11 to 15 tons; Brachiosaurus - around 80 tons)
It is fairly simple to estimate the weight of any dinosaur. Nearly all organic materials have densities relatively similar to that of sea water. By measuring lengths, widths and heights, it is possible to determine the approximate volume of a dinosaur. Multiplying by the density of sea water gives an approximate weight.
As an example, fossils of Brachiosaurus seem to imply that its trunk was around 12 feet in diameter and 20 feet long. Using the method suggested above, and thinking of its trunk as a cylinder, the volume V is given by (PI)*D2/4 * L or about 3.14 * 144/4 * 20 or about 2,260 cubic feet.
At 64 pounds per cubic foot (the density of nearly all biological material, essentially that of water), that gives about 145,000 pounds. Add some more for its head, neck, tail and feet, and you have around the 80 tons mentioned above. (That's pretty much how the estimated weights were first identified by the experts!)
That enormous weight, in itself, is amazing but not impossible for a living creature. The modern day Great Blue Whale actually weighs more than this.
There have been stories of Great Blues, which have become beached at low tide, and their ribs have allegedly broken under their own weight. This is reasonable. While floating, the buoyancy of the water supports most of its weight, so a moderate-sized bone structure can maintain stability and bodily integrity.
But on land, without that buoyancy, it could not survive. This sort of argument has been used regarding the largest sauropods to suggest that they must have lived in swamps or very shallow seas, in order to support their weight.
Other scientists believe that these large dinosaurs lived on dry land, that their legs and muscles were actually strong enough to support and move around this vast weight. Such scientists may be overlooking the fact that the mass we are talking about is equivalent to about 50 automobiles!
The leg bones and muscles necessary to support and move this huge weight on dry land would necessarily be near the absolute limits of cell and bone and muscle fiber strength. The estimated mass of the brachiosaurus is on the scale of 20 elephants.
Elephants' legs are rather stout to support the several tons of their weight. The proposed dinosaur mass would require MUCH more stout legs, possibly to an unrealistic extent.
For a leg to support four times the weight (on dry land) the leg bones and leg muscles must each be twice as thick (so their cross-sectional areas are four times as great). It doesn't actually matter if those bones are round or oval or square, or if they are solid or hollow.
In the case of a brachiosaur that had a body weight of 16 times that of a 10,000-pound elephant, those bones and muscles would all have to be four times the thickness (sixteen times the cross-sectional area) that is present in the elephant.
Where the elephant's leg may be about a foot in diameter, the brachiosaurus' legs would therefore have to be about four feet in diameter (if it was to be mobile on land).
Existing fossils do not support such extremely thick legs. The fossils of leg bones are certainly thick, but they are not four times as thick. It is far more likely that the swamp hypothesis has more validity, and that these extremely large dinosaurs would have been susceptible to broken leg bones if they would ever attempt to walk on land. (Medium and small sized dinosaurs did not have this limitation and DEFINITELY were land creatures.)
If such a huge animal had a leg bone break, its possibility of survival would drop to nearly zero. It would no longer have the mobility to go to food sources and it would be immobile and easy prey for many carnivorous predators to attack and kill.
A related subject also applies. A human might weigh 200 pounds and have a foot that has an area of 1/4 square foot. While walking, there are times when one foot is in the air. At these times, the entire 200 pounds is supporting on that 1/4 square foot, meaning that there is 800 pounds per square foot pressure between the foot and the surface it is on.
On soft or muddy ground, a person's footprints may press a half-inch into the ground, leaving molds of the person's foot after the ground dried out.
The large brachiosaurs appear to have had feet that had around three square feet area, and at least two of them were probably always in contact with the ground while such a creature would have been walking.
The 160,000 pounds of its weight would therefore be supported by six square feet of area of contact between feet and ground. This gives a pressure of around 27,000 pounds per square foot, almost 40 times that of a human and many times that of any known modern creature.
Such an animal walking on soft or muddy ground probably wouldn't sink in 40 times as deeply as a person, but certainly very deeply. It is very likely that such footprints would be pits around a foot deep, in even moderately soft ground, because of the enormous pressure created from the weight of the creature.
Some fossilized footprints have been found that have been identified as being made by large dinosaurs. These footprints tend to be just an inch or two deep. They still have enough detail to be identified as dinosaur footprints, so they are not shallow, eroded remnants of earlier, deeper ones. This implies that less pressure (weight per square foot) may have been present when the footprints were made (or the ground was extremely hard).
Some of these footprints are found to be spaced a substantial distance apart. Some investigators have compared that to the probable leg-length and similar relationships among modern creatures, and have concluded that the footprints are so far apart that they had to have been made by brachiosaurs or other sauropods RUNNING!
For many reasons presented in this essay, such large, massive, cumbersome creatures almost certainly could only move very slowly, if on land. Running would be entirely out of the question.
In addition, why would such an animal have ever developed the musculature to be able to run? These giant creatures are believed to be herbivores, so carnivorous pursuit of prey would never be necessary.
There would be no value in being able to outrun predators, either. The exertion and energy waste from running would be truly foolish for a creature that already probably had to eat almost continuously to maintain even basic metabolism for 160,000 pounds of cells!
A logical explanation for shallower-than-expected footprints and longer-than-expected stride might exist. If such a creature lived in a shallow sea or swampy environment, where buoyancy supported much of its weight, it's footprints in the sea bottom would be shallower (due to less weight pressure on the foot) and farther apart (due to a floating/swimming effect).
Of course, preservation of such footprints represents a problem. The sea would have to remain extremely calm, so the underwater footprints were not immediately obliterated by wave action.
The sea floor would have to be some material like clay rather than sand, to better have well-defined impressions. And some sudden supply of additional sediment would have to appear to quickly fill in the footprints such that they could be preserved for us to later find.
Note: The pressures mentioned above are static pressure loads. In each situation, during walking, dynamic variations would also apply which would momentarily substantially increase all of the creatures' footprint pressures. These dynamic effects would be relatively similar for each creature, so the simpler static pressures were used for clarity of discussion
Source:Logical Inconsistencies Regarding Dinosaurs C Johnson, Physicist, Univ of Chicago
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In Daraya this weekend reportedly were the worst attacks on civilians in Syria, perhaps 200 people have lost their lives. It brings me great sadness to say this war or civil war is not getting any better.
The governments are doing there best to deal with the problems, the problem is like any other government there are people making the wrong decisions.
If we actually took time to think of those we might hurt before any action is taken none of these things would ever happen.


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Did you know that some genus of extraterrestrial reptilian lives on the back of the POTUS' skull. It's true! Like the spawn of some fantastical Stargate/Harry Potter/Super Mario Brothers: The Movie slash fiction, Barack Obama's cranium has become the host to a reptile invader from Dimension Haircut. We wouldn't have this problem if phrenology was taken seriously, you fools!
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In Greater than Gold, David Boudia shared his personal story about his journey of an Olympic gold medal. He began practicing gymnastics at a young age. Then at eleven years old, he decided to take up diving. His parents were both in the U.S. Air Force when they met. He also opened up about how he dreaded having to wear a speedo, which is something most guys are afraid to wear. He also described the six categories a drive can fall under and the judge's point systems. He explained how his mom and a sports psychologist helped him to set goals and take actions steps to achieve difficult dives. He shared the importance of not letting fear control our lives and how trusting in God can help us to overcome our fears. He also revealed his struggle with marijuana in eighth grade and how his addiction turned to drinking and smoking cigarettes. He got a wakeup call when he tried out for the Olympic Trials and he failed to quality. This turned out to be a good thing because he also smoked marijuana a few days before. He would have had to complete a drug test if he would have made it into the Olympics and he would have failed it. He stopped smoking marijuana. He also shared how he was very prideful before he became a Christian. He described his journey to the 2008 Games in Beijing and how he failed at the event. He decided to attend Purdue and he was trying to become a NCAA Division I diver and he made a bad decision and smoked marijuana again and they did a random drug test and he failed the test. He was put on probation. He disappointed his coach and afterwards struggled with the meaning of his life. He admitted he struggled with suicidal thoughts and he was very low in this time of his life. Throughout the book, he revealed how God saved His life and gave him a hope and a future.
I would recommend this awesome book to anyone who enjoys reading story about sports and how their faith in God has changed their life. I remember watching David Boudia on TV perform at the Olympics and how he eventually won a gold medal. In reading this book, I learned how he came to be a Christian and I loved how he shared details about his past and was open about his struggles with marijuana and alcohol. He didn't try and cover up his past. I appreciated how David shared how he viewed dating and how he was reminded that he needed to date with the mindset of marriage. He was very open about how when he met his wife, how they broke up a couple of times, and how he toyed with her heart a lot. God eventually got through to him and he shared the importance of pursuing marriage and remaining committed to sexual purity. Throughout the book, I could see how through his heartbreak and brokenness, God was able to reach him and change his life.
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Tom Ryling is a born and bread Londoner with "a funny, normal, little life." His interest in fashion came out of going out in the mid 00s, when he was sixteen, the electro scene at the time uniting party with performance and encouraging the art of dressing up again. Since then, he has become something of a polymath, writing, photographing, making and assisting the legendary Buffalo stylist and designer, Judy Blame. Today, he will make his debut at the Autumn/Winter 12 Fashion East Menswear Installations, through a project that blurs disciplines but maintains a unified narrative.
Dazed Digital: How did you get involved in the Fashion East Menswear installations?
Tom Ryling: Six months ago I had preliminery talks Lulu about doing something and they got in touch again at Christmas time, telling me they were fans of my work. I thought it sounded great – the brief was super open, they said do what you want. So it's going to be an art installation with bit of fashion.
DD: Have you been working to a theme?
Tom Ryling: I'm constantly taking images and archiving them. I go through them every so often and that helps form a narrative. For this project, I was inspired by the image of a boy in a tree. It turned into a story of boys running away from home to the safety of the forest where no-one can scare them. It's quite cerebral I suppose. It all links even if it's not immediately obvious – the textile prints for instance reference trees and the whole thing is quite kaleidoscopic, tribal.
DD: You're also part of a creative duo, Committee Inc...
Tom Ryling: Committee Inc is me and Nova Dando. We were neighbours for a bit and started doing projects together. We worked on an advert and had a great experience so we decided to unify ourselves in a way and establish a creative consultancy for ourselves. We bounce off each other really well and it's nice to be a bit more social as art and writing can be very solitary! We have a big project coming out in the next couple of months, an international TV campaign for Coca-Cola. We did the styling and costume design and it's fronted by Mark Ronson and Katy B, who did a song for it. It was filmed in Hackney Wick and has a festival vibe. So your TV better watch out!
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Damon Tweedy, MD, JD serves as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Duke University Medical Center and as a staff physician at the Durham VA Medical Center. Following his completion of a medical degree at Duke University School of Medicine, as well as an internship and psychiatry residency at Duke Hospital, Dr. Tweedy earned a Juris Doctor degree from Yale Law School. He has published articles about the relationship between medicine and race in the Journal of the American Medical Association and the Annals of Internal Medicine. His columns and op-ed writings have also appeared in the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and the Raleigh News & Observer.
In Black Man in a White Coat: A Doctor's Reflections on Race and Medicine, Dr. Tweedy examines the intersection of race and medicine. First, this memoir details his personal experiences as an African American male from a working-class family while attending Duke University Medical School. Second, he explores the cultural and socioeconomic causes of health disparities, especially in diseases that disproportionately affect African American patients. He also examines the three layers that contribute to these health challenges, namely, institutional systems, physician-patient relationships, and individual choices. Through it all, the author hopes to inspire others from similar backgrounds to believe that they can likewise achieve their goals.
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Dr. Damon Tweedy will present the Frank Bryant Jr., M.D., Memorial Lecture in Medical Ethics in the Holly Auditorium on the Long Campus of the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio at 12 Noon on Tuesday, April 19, 2016. A reception and book signing will follow at 1:00 pm. Copies of Black Man in a White Coat: A Doctor's Reflections on Race and Medicine will be available for purchase at the event through the UT Health Science Center San Antonio Bookstore.
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Empty Yourself of Fearful Feelings Once and For All (Student Talks)
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The Facts You Need to Walk Through This Life Without Fear (Student Talks)
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I just updated Ubuntu about 15 minutes ago on my desktop which is running 12.04. Within the set of updates, there were some kernel upgrades. It didn't say I needed to reboot after the update was finished, but I thought I would anyway.
The computer successfully rebooted up to the login screen. However, after entering my password, the screen goes black for a moment, then it comes back to the login screen.
I tried the suggestions in this question, but unfortunately they didn't help. In the accepted answer, the questioner vaguely says it was a "Unity problem". I'm using Gnome-classic with full Compiz effects. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Compiz, but that didn't fix anything.
So... I can't use my desktop computer until this is fixed. I hope there is some help soon.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan has every reason to worry about the conflict in Syria, its bigger neighbor to the north.
A flood of Syrian refugees and disrupted trade due to the 22-month-old revolt against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad burden a frail economy that has already had to turn to the IMF.
Any emergence of Islamist rule in a post-Assad Syria could embolden Islamists who are the main opposition group in Jordan.
And rising Islamist militancy among Syrian insurgents threatens the security of the Western-backed kingdom next door.
Jordan also frets that protracted sectarian turmoil might shatter Syria's territorial integrity, with incalculable results for its neighbors in an already volatile Middle East.
"The challenge we have is that the longer this conflict goes on, the more the country will implode," King Abdullah said last week, describing any fragmentation of Syria as "catastrophic and something we would be reeling from for decades to come".
The king has taken a mostly cautious line on Syria, calling for Assad to go, but advocating a "political solution" and not arming the Syrian leader's foes - even at the risk of irritating more gung-ho Gulf Arab states such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Since Israel's creation in 1948, Jordan has absorbed waves of Palestinian refugees, as well as fugitives from the 1975-90 civil war in Lebanon and from Iraq, before and after a U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003. Time and again it has benefited from the talents and money the newcomers brought.
Now it hosts more than 330,000 mostly impoverished Syrians, or nearly five percent of its own population of seven million, some housed in camps but most dispersed in its towns and cities.
"We have reached the end of the line; we have exhausted our resources," the king said this week at a meeting in Kuwait of international donors who pledged more than $1.5 billion to aid Syrians stricken by the civil war destroying their country.
The refugees impose an additional strain on arid Jordan's scant water supplies, consume state-subsidized electricity and further stretch health, education and other services.
The kingdom, which agreed a $2-billion standby loan from the International Monetary Fund last year, is struggling to cut its budget deficit by about a third to 5.4 percent of gross domestic product from 7.9 percent in 2012, Finance Ministry sources say.
Officials estimate that accommodating Syrian refugees cost the treasury $200 million in 2012, or about 8 percent of a budget deficit swelled by high social spending and soaring fuel import costs due to disruptions in gas supplies from Egypt.
So far the government has not closed its 370-km (230-mile) border with Syria to hold back the growing refugee influx - Information Minister Samih al-Maaytah told Reuters on Wednesday that 60,000 had arrived in the previous 10 days alone.
With so many refugees living outside the main Zaatari border camp, tensions are rising in host communities in northern Jordan, once an unquestioningly loyal tribal region where grievances about corruption and dwindling state benefits have already generated unrest against the Hashemite monarchy.
The king, despite limited attempts at political reform, also faces a challenge from the Muslim Brotherhood, whose party boycotted this month's parliamentary election over what it saw as an unfair electoral law favoring tribal, rural regions over the cities with their mostly Palestinian-origin populations.
Jordan has escaped a full-scale uprising since the Arab awakening began two years ago. With Syria burning on its doorstep, it cannot feel it is immune from contagion, although Jordanians may well prefer the stability of an imperfect system to the violence convulsing their turbulent neighbors.
The Muslim Brotherhood, sometimes a willing partner with Jordan's rulers in the past, has watched as its counterparts gain power through the ballot box in Egypt and elsewhere.
Success for the Brotherhood in Syria could put more pressure on Jordan's frayed balance between tribesmen from clans based on the East Bank of the river Jordan, who have broadly backed the king in return for state patronage and jobs in the army and other forces, and Palestinians from the West Bank and beyond who have dominated private enterprise and acquiesced politically.
Even more worrying for Jordan is the increasing influence of Islamist militants in the mostly Sunni Muslim revolt against Assad and a state system dominated by his minority Alawite sect.
"Al Qaeda is established in Syria, they have been there for about a year," Abdullah warned at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week. "They are getting certain supplies of weapons, materiel and financing."
He said Jordan might have to reconsider its military role in Afghanistan, where it joined the U.S.-led campaign that began after al Qaeda's attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001.
"The new Taliban that we're going to have to deal with is actually going to be in Syria," he said, adding it might take two years to "clean up the bad elements" in a post-Assad era.
Ultra-orthodox Salafi Islamists, some of whom favour armed struggle, represent a small but potentially dangerous current closely monitored by Jordan's vigilant intelligence services.
Mohammed Shalabi, better known as Abu Sayyaf, is a Jordanian Salafi jihadi leader who encourages militants to go and fight in Syria for the Nusra Front, an al Qaeda-approved Islamist group that the United States classifies as a terrorist organization.
He told Reuters this week Jordan was trying to halt the flow of militants to Syria because it feared they would one day return home and pursue their jihad to enforce "true Islam".
Purist Salafis, who try to emulate the Prophet Mohammad's early companions, dream of recreating a pan-Islamic caliphate cutting across national frontiers and replacing existing rulers.
"As for Syria and Jordan, these borders don't bind us. We don't recognize these Sykes-Picot borders," Abu Sayyaf said, referring to the lines drawn by colonial powers Britain and France to carve up the Ottoman Empire after World War One.
Jordan has already suffered "blowback" from the conflict in post-Saddam Iraq when suicide bombings by a Jordanian-led al Qaeda affiliate killed nearly 60 people in Amman in 2005.
And, as officials like to point out, Damascus is only a couple of hours' drive from Amman, whereas vast tracts of desert stretch between the Jordanian capital and Baghdad.
Nevertheless, for all the dangers posed by Syria, Jordan has survived many regional crises in the past, trading on its utility as a buffer between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
"Syria is a worry, but I don't think it will affect the stability of Jordan," said Ali Shukri, a retired Jordanian general and an adviser to Abdullah's late father King Hussein.
"We have always managed to keep the country united and maneuver our way away from a possible overspill into Jordan."
Writing by Alistair Lyon; Editing by Alastair Macdonald
Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.


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- Anonymous User
- 03-02-16
Send you off to sleep material 😜 LOL
Disappointed , dull , boring , listless .
No don't bother ! Sorry
1 person found this helpful
- Michael
- 15-08-03
I agree with the first reviewer who stated that it can get boring if you try to listen to it for several hours. Like a fine wine, this is best comsumed in small doses, don't try to guzzle it all in one sitting. I first began listening while driving my car and some of the stories were, shall I say - too distracting to listen to while driving.
My biggest complaint about all of the books on tape is that they aren't divided into chapters so you can easily replay some of the best stories without fast forwarding and rewinding. Not all of the stories in the book are worth replaying, but some of them are very, very hot.
131 people found this helpful
- Anonymous User
- 21-09-05
Not Interesting
Should have took the rating by others more seriously. Stories were uninteresting and the people were plastic. Not even really sexy for me. Sort of boring and trite. People didn't seem real in their situations. Nothing was subtle. Think it would have been much more interesting to talk about real people in real situations that get swept up in a passion. This was definitely unreal. Skip this one.
21 people found this helpful
- Peter
- 28-10-05
Enjoyed It!
I enjoyed most of the stories, well spoken. Always had a smile coming home by bus at night.
9 people found this helpful
- Tara
- 03-01-06
After reading the reviews I thought this would be terrible. With about 9 hours of erotic stories I figured they ALL could not be bad. I have listened to about 2 hours worth and I think the stories are great. Very real, very daring and certainly not boring! Take a chance with this one. You may be as surprised as I am with it!
8 people found this helpful
- Anonymous User
- 30-11-03
outstanding erotica beats stiff competition
For those of us who are into erotic fiction (or maybe. . . a bit of non fiction), this is a must read (hear). The prose is just so base; great use of the rough lingual technique. Very sensual; passionate. Yet, the stories are so real life; like they could happen to anyone, hopefully to me; or to you. The readers are also so good, with passionate inflections and punctate pauses. The listen just launches my passions into outerspace. I have learned so much from these writers; it has heightened my own performance, and enjoyment, beyond my wildest immaginations. Yours will too. Enjoy.
66 people found this helpful
- Kelley
- 06-03-07
Heaven knows I love good smut but this collection is so distasteful I can only imagine it was written by a collection of pasty pudgy balding middle managers on Lithium in poorly cut suits. It is just that uninspired - none of these 'fantasies' have anything like a ring of truth. They are short, unmoving, repetitive (2/3 s girl on girl) unimaginative and horribly fond of descriptors like 'slimy' 'oozing' and 'gush' - I was mystified at best and more often repulsed. Keep shopping - it would be hard to do worse.
12 people found this helpful
- Heather
- 04-07-08
This Is Dreck
It seemed to me that much of this collection was edited by men trying to please what they thought they had identified as an emerging 'ladies pornography market'. Like all attempts to cash in on trends after what made the juicy heart of it has moved on, this one is empty and heartless.
4 people found this helpful
- Jesse
- 31-03-08
This title is misleading. It is dull and not what I would expect from Penthouse.
4 people found this helpful
- Leon
- 01-04-06
Very Penthouse
I was a bit nervous about this purchase after reading some of the other reviews, but I am glad I did not listen to the nay sayers. I am really enjoying this download, the women who are doing the reading have fantastic voices that just ooze sex without being slutty. The stories are great as well even though they are a bit far fetched if they were meant to be TRUE stories. If these stories are meant to tap into the male fantasy of women having hot sex in any and every type of situation, then they did a very good job. High marks all around.
3 people found this helpful
- Glenn
- 09-10-07
This book received so many divergent opinions that I hesitated in buying it. Am I glad I did! I find the stories intoxicating. Exactly what I wanted to hear/read. The narrators were sultry, and the sexual content was just right for my tastes.
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Mark Zuckerberg Talks About Facebook Terms of Service Snafu!
Last week, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was all about regret when talking about the umpteenth stubbed toe that he got when the social-networking site changed its Terms of Service and accidentally laid claim to every piece of intellectual property in the world.
Okay, maybe not all, but it was enough of a goof to cause him to have to address the issue and correct it quickly by introducing a complex new system of user-approval and notification.
The new standards have been dubbed by Facebook, obviously in a United Nations kind of mood: "The Facebook Principles, a set of values that will guide the development of the service, and Statement of Rights and Responsibilities that governs Facebook's operations. Users will have the opportunity to review, comment and vote on these documents over the coming weeks and, if they are approved, other future policy changes."
Cue the soaring anthem! (In Facebook's case, it would sound like Buckcherry's "Sorry" video below.)
In any case, BoomTown talked to Zuckerberg right after his press conference last Thursday on the new set-up and got his main takeaway from the controversy: "Whenever users speak in a loud voice, it shows how much people care [about Facebook]."
Awwwww, that's sweet. But, actually, whenever users speak in a loud voice, it is because they are pissed off at you.
But, water under the bridge!
And to get more of an idea of what's coming, here are some various and sundry thoughts on the issue from the man whose minions have nicknamed the Wizard (all are direct quotes):
"I think it is important for all of us to understand the idea that this is a service that is really important to people…unlike a lot of services they've used in the past, it's made up with their own information and a lot of it is very sensitive.
"That's why we think it's important to make Facebook's world more open and transparent…it has been become more and more apparent that we have to set up a foundation of what we are doing and have a dialog with the community about how we do it.
"What's important is the foundation and policy and that it should be subject to public discourse and feedback…Within that framework, Facebook is then free to build products quickly.
"Because Facebook has become an important daily part of people's lives, it deserves good governance process…we need to explain the reasons why we do things in the same way governments should explain the reasons they do.
"There will be a lot a lot of changes people care about and some they do not and not all of them will rise to the level that the whole community needs to weigh in on.
"This has been a learning experience, and sometimes we don't do as well we as could in communicating what we are doing. Obviously, we can always communicate better. But another interpretation you could have is that Facebook is way more important than anyone thought it was.
"Since we're in new territory, we want to have a system to communicate with users, which makes it clear how we are going to communicate and clear what the policy is.
"So any amendments we make, for example, we will notify everyone and they are free to offer comments on any topic. There has to be a threshold of 7,000 people commenting…because we really want to reflect the will of the community and get a critical mass, instead of just hearing from a small vocal minority.
"I am excited and a lot of people have questions about what happened, and they should have them. We wanted to make sure that users understand that we want them to ask questions. I think that, [even with the controversy], we are building toward end goal that's awesome."


text: Finally…a horror film for old people. Remember back in the early 1990's when Columbia (do they even exist anymore?) tried to revive the old Universal Horror Films by using Francis Ford Coppola's gloriously trippy Bram Stoker's Dracula as their flagship film? I can recall being a precocious kid and seeing the film with my parents when it opened in the theaters around Thanksgiving. And I remember the audience being half filled with senior citizens who were all enthralled, half achy with nostalgia and half scared out of their wits. My parents, the old folks, my friends and I…we all ate it up back then. It was a hip, fun, scary ride totally tricked-out with every old-fashioned cinematic trick Coppola could conjure, loaded with sex and gore and over-the-top scenery chewing performances. Dialed way down and about fifteen years late, but brimming with that same sense of fogged-covered nostalgia mixed with modern gore, Joe Johnston's gleefully un-hip update of The Wolfman would've been the perfect follow-up film to Bram Stoker's Dracula. Heck, we even have Anthony Hopkins — Van Helsing himself — chewing more scenery than we've seen him chew in years as the senior member of the cursed Talbot clan. Continue reading


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Simple top flow feeders for chicks to adult birds. Bright color draws in the flock for feeding.
Preferred feeder for small to mid-size poultry farms. Our birds love these!
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|15 lb
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|Number Fed*
8" Pan Diameter
1" Pan Depth
16" Pan Diameter
3" Pan Depth
|Grill Option
|Can It Hang
*Number Fed is determined by capacity multiplied by 4 oz (amount of feed the average adult chicken eats per day). Crumbles, wheat, barley and cracked corn can be used in these feeders.
- Comes complete with base, tower and lid
- Saturn 15 features an adjustable base design allows for up to 4 flow levels
- Top lip around base helps prevent feed waste
- Has a small rain hat that allows it to be used in light rain
- Hang the feeder just above the bedding to reduce feed spoilage
How to Use
Use a Chick Stand to lift the Saturn 3 above the litter, resulting in cleaner feed.
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Buckets and Troughs
TurboScoop, smallItem #938360 -
Has a front-facing handle so it's uniquely easy to use and kind to wrists. Strong aluminum holds up to years of use without breaking or rusting.$16.00
Buckets and Troughs
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Has a front-facing handle so it's uniquely easy to use and kind to wrists. Strong aluminum holds up to years of use without breaking or rusting.$18.00
Buckets and Troughs
TurboScoopItem #938351 -
5 lb capacity scoop with forward facing handle. Useful for scooping feed out of bags or narrow containers.$9.00
Grit and Feed
Chick Starter, MedicatedItem #540363 -
Medicated feed for the development of active immunity to Coccidiosis in young chickens and other poultry.$6.50
Grit and Feed
Organic Chick Starter CrumblesItem #540364 -
Complete feed for chicks. Non-GMO. Non-medicated. 5 lb bag.$12.00
Grinders and Shellers
Bravo Feed GrinderItem #530080 -
Grind corn and other grains for your livestock at home with this 110v hammermill grinder. 1.2 HP motor. Also produces coarsely ground flour for baking.$566.00
Brooder Kits and Panels
Reusable Brooder Panel, eachItem #530155 -
Build a safe, secure chick brooder using modular brooder panels. Quick to assemble with disposable and reusable options.$3.90
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Disposable Brooder Panel, eachItem #530150 -
Build a safe, secure chick brooder using modular brooder panels. Quick to assemble with disposable and reusable options.$1.87
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Chick StandItem #540043 -
Lifts poultry feeders and waterers away from the bedding in chick brooder pens.$19.00
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Prima Heat Lamp®Item #557100 -
Rugged and reliable heat lamp used to warm lambs, goat kids, chickens or for any animal that is sick or cold. Uses standard or infrared heat bulbs.$39.00
Heat Lamp and Accessories
Heat Lamp Bulbs, smooth glass, 175 watt, clear, package of 2Item #557030 -
Smooth glass (PAR) infrared bulbs that can be used in heat lamps.$13.00
Heat Lamp and Accessories
Heat Lamp StandItem #557200 -
For hanging heat lamps above brooders. Adjustable height allows user to control the surface temperature of the brooder floor.$40.00
Handling Equipment
Snap Clip, Zinc PlatedItem #965405 -
Use to connect wire panels and hang poultry waterers and feeders.$2.70
Handling Equipment
Snap Clip, Stainless SteelItem #965406 -
Use to connect wire panels and hang poultry waterers and feeders.$7.60
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Braided Cord, 8 ftItem #965410 -
Useful length of cord for having around the farm. Hang poultry waterers and feeders. Attach wire panels and gates.$1.50
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Use to adjust the height of poultry waterers and feeders.$0.32
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Linda S from Ohio
Love this feeder. Great for smaller flocks or newbies being added to an established flock. Love hanging feeders and this one is very nice and priced right.
Wendy G from Georgia
When this 15 lb capacity feeder arrived it was MUCH larger than I had expected and I laughed at it's size! I have 10 young pullets and I was SURE it much too big. Well, I was wrong! :) This feeder is AWESOME and the perfect size! I can fill it 3/4 full and not have to refill it for 5-6 days! Very convenient and I love the top lid and easy to carry handle under the lid! Plus, it helps with waste as the girls can't bill out feed onto their coop floor as easily. LOVE this feeder!
marguerite w from MD
I love these little feeders and plan to order more for newly hatched chicks. They are very affordable and especially good for the soy-free mash I feed to hatchlings. These feeders are made in Italy - very chic for my continental breeds.
Loren B from Indiana
Great hanging feeder, less waste. The bright yellow color adds some cheerfulness to the coop as well. Service was top-notch!
Destiny K from Iowa
I purchased the 15 lb. Saturn feeder a few weeks ago, and my chickens and I really like it. I have twenty-eight dual purpose layers and a rooster, and it works well for all of them. It allows the hens and rooster (with his large comb and wattles) to eat from it easily but keeps the hens from digging the feed out with their beaks. Another thing I really like about it is that it has a large inner "dome" on the bottom that is high enough to make the last of the feed come down without me having to shake the feeder. I haven't needed to use the lid but it will be very helpful the next time I get pullets to keep them from roosting on the feeder.


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Solitaire Investments Company Ltd. was incorporated in the year 1981. Its today's share price is 0. Its current market capitalisation stands at Rs 0.24 Cr. In the latest quarter, company has reported Gross Sales of Rs. 1.89 Cr and Total Income of Rs.1.94 Cr. The company's management includes Avinash Varadkar, Sanjay Kacha, Ankur Bhinda. It is listed on the BSE with a BSE Code of 503693 , NSE with an NSE Symbol of and ISIN of INE416G01017. It's Registered office is at Office No. 1, Building No. 7,Dwarka Chsl, Near Old Bmc Office,Shastri Nagar, Goregaon WestMumbai-400104, Maharashtra. Their Registrars are ACC Ltd. It's auditors are Sanjay B Sharma & Co, Sanjay Sharma & Co
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The Statement Series of wooden cartridges are a fixed coil design, hand-crafted at Grado Labs in Brooklyn. An intricate procedure of curing is done between production steps to achieve optimal sonic quality. This series generator/stylus module is not replaceable* allowing a one-piece magnetic circuit and a reduction of chassis resonances. The Statement Series utilizes manufacturing and assembly techniques of fantastic accuracy and precision, and the result is virtual perfection. Should be used only with the finest equipment. Recommended tracking force 3/4 to 2 grams.
The Grado Statement2 utilizes four reconfigured coils, a precision machined ultra-low mass generating system (lower than any moving coil cartridge), a boron cantilever and a diamond cut to Grado's strict specifications. All this is hand assembled and housed in an Australian Jarrah wood enclosure that's designed to optimize the mass distribution creating one of the world's most stable tracking phono cartridges. The output of the new Statement2 measures at 1.0 mV. This optimized output results in maximum dynamics with today's ultra-low noise phono stages. The top-end seems to extend forever with remarkable delicacy and speed, while the mid-range is rich and complex. The Statement's portrayal of low frequency information and bass dynamics are solid, authoritative and powerful. Imaging is detailed and precise with a sound stage that wraps its arms around you and draws you into the music.
The Master2 and Reference2 models use a five piece OTL cantilever technology achieving an additional 5% tip mass reduction over the Platinum2 and Sonata2 models. The coils are wound with ultra-high purity long crystal (UHPLC) oxygen free copper wire. The Master2 model is mounted with Grado's specially designed nude elliptical diamond, and the Reference2 model uses Grado's true ellipsoid design diamond. These cartridges are individually calibrated.
The Platinum2 and Sonata2 models use a modified four piece OTL cantilever technology achieving a 10% tip mass reduction over the Prestige series and ultra-high purity long crystal (UHPLC) oxygen free copper wire in the coils. The Platinum2 model uses Grado's specially designed elliptical diamond mounted on a brass bushing, and the Sonata2 model uses Grado's specially designed nude elliptical diamond.
* All wooden series cartridges are 1/2″ mount. 78 RPM styli are not available with these series. All re-tipping on the Statement and Reference series will be done by Grado.
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